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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1908

Page

4

Commercial Tribune Subscription Rates and Offices

The Commercial Tribune lists subscription plans with daily and Sunday options, weekly editions, and international rates. It provides office locations in Cincinnati, Covington, Newport, and bureaus in Washington London and Trafalgar Square.

Great Britain Universarial Union THE Commercial Tribune CO Cincinnati Walnut Hills Gilbert Av Sup- Covington Scott St Noewport York St. Washington Munsey Building London Trafalgar Building Trafalgar Square

Weather Outlook Sees Warm West and Wet Interior

Unsettled conditions prevail across the interior with numerous showers and increased cloudiness. Temperatures rose in the West and are expected to stay warm into the Ohio Valley with Cincinnati recording a range from 6 to 66 degrees yesterday. The Weather Bureau notes for June 3, 1908, end at 7 p.m. local time, comparing with the same day over the past three years.

Ohio Valley Cincinnati Weather Bureau Corr Eeeeee Eee Een Eeee 8 Deg Sarahieee In Rere BiNes Cic Cecces Sposesese OS

Midwest Showers Schedule Mild Weekend Ahead

Ohio and Indiana may see occasional showers Thursday and probably Friday with light to fresh east to south winds. West Virginia and Kentucky forecast showers on Thursday and probably Friday.

Ohio Indiana West Virginia Kentucky

Maritime Movements Skim Atlantic Ports in Report

Several ships dock and depart across Southampton Plymouth New York and Liverpool with arrivals including Kaiser Wilhelm II Koenig Albert and San Giovanni. Wireless reports indicate positions near Sandy Hook Cape Race and Nantucket South Shoals as crews relay voyage updates.

Southampton New York Deutschland Hamburg Majestic Cherbourg Newport Koenig Albert Genoa Nantucket South Shoals Bremen Kaiser Wilhelm IL Liverpool Merion Philadelphia Queenstown Naples Nieuw Amsterdam Rotterdam Boulogne Petersburg Libau Alice Triest Liguria Cape Race Teucer Tacoma Seattle Tremont Hongkong London Cambrian Boston Punta Arenas Salatis Valparaiso Ivernia Republic Lake Erie Montreal Umbria

Hotel Arrivals Reflect Broad National Guest List

The Cincinnati hotel reported a long list of arrivals from across the nation including Lexington Kentucky’s H. V. Houston and Mobile Alabama’s W. M. Turner, with guests from Chicago New York Cleveland and Philadelphia among others. The roll includes couples and individuals traveling from cities such as Georgetown Harrodsburg and Muncie.

Cincinnati H. V. Houston Lexington W. M. Turner Mobile Ala M. A. Grace Georgetown Leslie M. Rue Harrodsburg Munro Samuel Levy New York Charles Do. Buser Indianapolis A. BE. Giffin Albert C. Stevenson Chicago W. B. Webben Eric Havlin Charles §. Perrigo R. R Theodore Kuehl Burnet R. C. Brien Nashville R. Woorrow George F. King Newark E. W. Breneninghouser St. Nicholas J. H. Cohn Pittsburg W. E. Trull F. B. Bragdon George M. Fletcher Grand C. C. Hooks Washington

Taft Nomination Backed Despite Allies and Bryan Opposition

The Philadelphia Press criticizes Taft while The New York World and The Baltimore Sun offer mixed views on his Memorial Day address. The papers assess Grant's likeness and Taft’s aim to showcase self rehabilitation, concluding Taft will win the Chicago nomination and November election despite Bryan and his followers.

Taft Philadelphia Knox Pennsylvania New York World Johnson Minnesota Bryan Nebraska Baltimore Sun Grant Ulysses Mr. Taft United States World The Sun Mr. Bryan Chicago

The Kings of Corn and Cotton Prosper The Nation

A1890s style comparison notes corn dominates wealth with 2,592,320,000 bushels and 1 336 901 000 dollars in 1907 while cotton uses 31 311 000 acres yielding 731 038 000 dollars. It argues both crops underpin national prosperity and party policy supports their growth and by products.

Department of Commerce and Labor King Corn United States King Cotton Cotton

Cincinnati Journalists and Political Intrigue Claim Wicked Associations

An old-time Cincinnati journalist is described as having a wicked partner and a wicked brother-in-law. The text asserts Mr Watterson knew nothing of a $20 000 contribution by T Fortune to boost Mr Bryan into the Senate.

Cincinnati Mr. Bryan Watterson T. Fortune Ryan Bryan Senate Board of Elections Star Chamber Secretary of State Millcreek Township Eq Cavell County Infirmary Butterfield Charles A. Burckhardt

Omaha Mayor admits $20,000 amid Nebraska campaign

The interview reveals Mayor Dahlman acknowledging receipt of a $20,000 contribution from T Fortune Ryan via Mr. Sheehan and spending it to influence Nebraska's political tilt. He indicates money aimed to sway Parker's bid and mentions ties to Bryan and a brother-in-law, with commentary on campaign publicity and fundraising.

Dahlman Omaha T. Fortune Ryan Ryan Sheehan Nebraska Bryan Senate Frank Roosevelt Berge Parkerites Parker T. S. Allen Denver Allen

Hartie case revisits Paris incident in Pittsburg court

Lawyers for the husband demand a specific bill of particulars asking the date in Paris when the defendant kicked the plaintiff without provocation. The report questions whether times allow a man to strike a woman as a test of manhood in the Hartie case.

Pittsburg Paris

Bernard’s stockpiled wood hints at 1907 newspaper needs

The statement claims newspapers in 1907 used 4,000,000 cords of wood to produce white paper, implying Mr. Bernard must have stored a substantial supply beforehand.

United States Bernard

Bryan Rally Drives Palmetto State Support Promise

The Charleston News and Courier endorses Bryan and frames his leadership as rallying supporters in South Carolina while warning that the worst remains ahead under his ticket.

Palmetto State Bryan Charleston News and Courier

North Carolina Majors Lose Bar Plan at Denver Convention

The Committee on Arrangements rejects a bar in the convention hall for the Denver gathering. It notes alternative locations exist in the Colorado capital.

North Carolina Denver Committee On Arrangements Coloradan

Leap Year Bride Month Warning Misses June

A light society note informs that June brides are favored while all others are reminded Leap Year earns half its days, and that June remains the lucky month. The item plays on the calendar gift and seasonal romance without further details.

Birmingham critic’s take on Johnson and a Denver convention

The Birmingham Age-Herald mocks Governor Johnson for declining a beauty show blue ribbon while predicting the forthcoming Denver convention will be merely a show regardless of appearances.

Birmingham Age-Herald Johnson Denver

Telegrams Signed With His Great Name Warned

A report notes that any telegrams from the candidate to Denver delegates will be signed with Bryan’s own renowned name. The statement emphasizes the candidate’s intent to authenticate messages amid political lobbying.

Bryan Denver

Taft Support Persists as Allies Accumulate Confidence

Republican sentiment favors Senator Taft, with allies maintaining belief they are advancing their agenda amid broad political momentum.

Senate Session Halted By La Follette Sickness

One sick spell kept Senator La Follette from being well enough to join the Senate and Speaker Cannon in session today. The absence alters planned discussions and potential votes.

la Follette Senate Cannon

Mrs Gunness And Senator Platt Mix Up Question

The Milwaukee Sentinel notes a curious mix up as Mrs Gunness seemingly overlooks Senator Platt. The item casts light on political attention and the era’s public figures in a concise, period tone.

The Milwaukee Sentinel

Emergent Currency Talks Amid Note's Due Date

The phrase describes an emergency currency that activates at the sixty day note’s maturity and is linked to verbal agreement or spoken assurance alongside the repayment trigger. It frames the financial instrument as an informal, speech linked mechanism rather than formal tender.

La Follette Performance Sparks Envious Response

Jeffries Davis recalls the La Follette display and turns green with envy at the display. The remark highlights a strong reaction to the rival team's performance and suggests notable contrasts between the two squads.

Jeffries Davis

Hearst Leads While McClellan Holds City Post

In ongoing political relay, Mr. Hearst continues to gain support while Mayor McClellan maintains his hold on the office, signaling a tight power contest.

Mr. Hearst Mayor McClellan

Doctors Davis Family Stay at Hotel Arms in Cincinnati

Dr. John L. Davis former medical director of Union Central Life with his wife and family vacation in Cincinnati at the Hotel Arms. He is now medical director of Pacific Mutual Life Insurance in Los Angeles and notes trading conditions on the coast have perked up. He recalls Taft’s popularity and says they were schoolmates. He plans a visit to New York before returning west.

Cincinnati John L. Davis Union Central Life Insurance Company Hotel Arms Davis Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company Los Angeles Cal Dr. Davis Taft New York Shakespare Cedar Rapids Washington Sicrety iv Sicrety Europe

Man Kisses Dog Before Liner Philadelphia Leaves

Crowds gathered on the pier as the American liner Philadelphia sailed for Southampton. A man in a raincoat and a striking woman stepped aboard after handing a shaggy yellow dog to the woman with the man whispering, Now, baby, take good care of mama until I get back.

Philadelphia Southampton Mamma Ahrere

Honeymooning Baron and Bride Spotted in Luzern Hotel

In the Schweitzerhof lobby at Luzern several American guests noted the arrival of Baron Confetti and his American bride on their honeymoon. A cynic remarked the scene resembled a harvest moon as others whispered about the couple.

Everybody’s Magazine Schweitzerhof Luzerne Baron Confetti

Dooley on Diplomacy and Homecoming

A humorous monologue traces a diplomat’s shift from patriotic pomp to homespun reality. The ex-ambassador, once saluted as a figure of empire, returns to Cedar Rapids to meet friendly jeers and a humbling dockside welcome.

Yes and No in the Literary Belt

Indianapolis News reports Colonel George Pope identifies Hoosier speech patterns around uh-huh and huh-uh. Distinguishing accents and inflections, he claims meanings range from yes to no to maybe, with noncommittal sounds noted as um-m hum-m mh.

Indianapolis News George Pope Colonel Pope Hoosiers

Nomination Talks Spark Blaine Club Preparations for Chicago

Long article focuses on Taft nomination optimism and economic hopes. Zimmerman argues Sunshine Clubs are unnecessary as Taft's nomination should restore confidence and spur European financing and employment. The piece also covers election board actions, primary irregularity testimony, and extensive Blaine Club marching uniform details for the Chicago convention.

Taft Chicago Eric Zimmerman Linton Yesteray

World Tour in Motor Car by Hover Couple

H A Hover and wife began a world motor tour from Mexico and reached Portland then Spokane. They will cross the U S to New York and Naples then tour Europe Asia and Australia, expecting four to five years and replacing cars as needed. They aim to visit every continent except South America.

Portland Oregonian H. A. Hover Tia Juana Mexico Spokane San Francisco Oregon City Mr. Hover Kennewick and Hover North Bank Road Benton County Washington Naples Brindisi Europe Egypt Nile Palestine Turkey Greece Orient Japan India China Philippine Islands Australia South America Hover Mrs. Hover

Bison Reintroduction Plan Approved by Congress

The National Bison Society led by Dr. William T. Hornaday selects a 20 square mile area near Missoula Montana for a new buffalo range to be bought fenced by the government. Citizens will be invited to subscribe 10000 dollars for the nucleus herd as part of a nationwide effort to restore the western bison population.

New York Times Congress Roosevelt National Bison Society William T. Hornaday Brox Zoological Park Missoula Mont Buffalo Range

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